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Newspaper Article
Why the southern US is prone to December tornadoes
2021
Overview
The storm system ushered in cold, dense air to the region, which interacted with the warm air, creating unstable atmospheric conditions. When this instability combines with significant wind shear – winds shifting in direction and speed at different heights in the atmosphere – it can create an ideal setup for strong rotating storms to occur. After severe storms and reports of tornadoes, the National Weather Service conducts in-person storm damage surveys to determine whether a tornado or straight-line winds created the reported damage and the degree of damage.
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The Conversation US, Inc
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